Word: regarded
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...York Clipper has the following: "The fiat of the faculty against Harvard's playing with professional teams will not do the college nine any good, and is regarded by the public generally-including many Harvard graduates-as simply ridiculous." We do not know about the feelings of the public generally in regard to speak for the graduates of Harvard. Among undergraduates, however, the "fiat" has come to be almost universally approved. Just what the Clipper means by the "good" of the nine is uncertain; but if it refers to increased efficiency in playing, we would remark that...
Printed announcements in regard to commencement parts have been sent by the dean to those seniors who have chosen subjects...
Circulars of information in regard to the Columbia Law School and the Columbia School of Science have been distributed throughout the college...
...meeting of members of the class of '79, P. E. A., will be held at 17 Holworthy on Monday evening, March 19, at 7.30 o'clock, to perfect arrangements with regard to a class dinner at the coming centennial celebration of the academy...
...life. To consider the first of these two - the natural growth of every man seems at first sight to lead him away from what we have defined as genuine morality. For this natural growth leads to individualism, self-assertion and independence, and these tendencies seem opposed to unselfish, impersonal regard for other beings. And it is true that individualism, up to a certain point, is both natural and opposed to moral growth. The happy successful individual is especially apt to be increasingly selfish. Few individuals are, however, quite successful, and thus in the growth of most people there comes...